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                          JavaCC 5.0
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SUMMARY

JavaCC(IntelliJ Edition) is an open source compiler compiler.
It takes a grammar specification as input and produces a IntelliJ 
lexer/parser written in Java.

CONTENTS

This distribution contains the javacc, jjtree and jjdoc sources, 
launcher scripts, example grammars and documentation. It also contains
a bootstrap version of JavaCC needed to build JavaCC.

BUILDING

You need ant-1.5.3 or above to build JavaCC.  You can get ant from:

    http://ant.apache.org

Once you install ant, make sure ant is in your path. Then you can simply
come to this directory (JavaCC source install directory) and type:

    $ ant

it will build the javacc.jar file in the bin/lib directory.

On unix-based systems, you need to make sure the files in the bin
directory of this distribution are in your path.